Yellow Emissive Carbon Dots – A Robust Nanoprobe for Highly Sensitive Quantification of Jaundice Biomarker and Mitochondria Targeting in Cancer Cells
Kandasamy Sasikumar,
Dhashnamoorthy Subramanian Prabakaran,
Ramar Rajamanikandan
et al.
Abstract:The abnormally high level of bilirubin (BR) in biofluids
(human
serum and urine) indicates a high probability of jaundice and liver
dysfunction. However, quantification of BR as the Jaundice biomarker
is difficult due to the interference of various biomolecules in serum
and urine. To address this issue, we developed a fluorescence-based
detection strategy, for which yellow emissive carbon dots (YCDs) were
produced from a one-step solvothermal process using phloroglucinol
and thionin acetate as chemical precurs… Show more
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